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Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is amongst the range of energy technology strategies for addressing concerns of increasing greenhouse gas emissions in the atmosphere and achieving sustainable energy from fossil fuel use. In the long run its potential to reduce CO2 concentrations is second to the contribution expected from energy efficiency improvement (ETA, 2008). The main focus of this chapter is to describe the processes and techniques of CCS technology as well as challenges and policy concerns. Large-scale deployment of CCS however, raises issues of permanency and safety of storage. Consequently, enormous research efforts are directed worldwide in testing its efficacy. Results are summarized in the Indian context from the International Workshop on R&D Challenges in Carbon Capture and Storage Technology.

Carbon Capture and Storage Technology for Sustainable Energy